Aaron Strife
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No credible pollster has ever had NC as gone. Although I did give it to Romney in my final prediction.NC is gone. I expect Romney to be up in Florida because of the stupid 700 billion removed from Medicare lie.
No credible pollster has ever had NC as gone. Although I did give it to Romney in my final prediction.NC is gone. I expect Romney to be up in Florida because of the stupid 700 billion removed from Medicare lie.
You forgot to make Arizona a swing state.
You forgot to make Arizona a swing state.
Stay off of the ledge, folks. This is still looking quite doable.
And as an added bonus, we have seen the Republicans filled with hope.. and we get to see that hope crushed! Yum!
Having trouble reconciling polls claiming Obama doing well among actual early voters against those showing a huge likely voter gap.
Nevada and New Hampshire while we're at it.You can go ahead and give Iowa to Obama.
Wouldn't surprise me. Wasn't someone saying how they were handing out absentee ballot forms to everyone at a Wisconsin rally? They want to make sure EVERYONE votes.PhoenixDark said:OFA significantly over performing on the field and not being represented in LV polls?
You can go ahead and give Iowa to Obama.
Makes this video amusing in retrospect.I used to have a low opinion of Ohio, but between this amazing guy I'm sort of dating being from Cincinnati and being Obama's Blue Firewall this election cycle, I take back almost everything bad I said about Ohio.
Well that's easy to say when you're comparing it against the deep south. But Ohio in comparison to New England or the West Coast? Eh.I used to have a low opinion of Ohio, but between this amazing guy I'm sort of dating being from Cincinnati and being Obama's Blue Firewall this election cycle, I take back almost everything bad I said about Ohio.
I think this is a good place to bring this up, since we look at the US map like it's the first time we've been exposed to pornography:
Stay off of the ledge, folks. This is still looking quite doable.
And as an added bonus, we have seen the Republicans filled with hope.. and we get to see that hope crushed! Yum!
PPP said:Pretty sure we're going to do an Ohio poll every week for the duration now- really wish we had one from last weekend to compare to
I think this is a good place to bring this up, since we look at the US map like it's the first time we've been exposed to pornography:
-North Dakota and South Dakota should be merged. WTF. Nobody lives there, just merge them, it will save money. Dakota sounds nice.
-West Virginia is an extremely generic and cheap state name. They didn't wanna have anything to do with VA cause of the civil war, so get fucking inventive. I think Kanawha would have been a better name.
-Again, North and South Carolina = Lame. Merge and call it Carolina. Much better. also sexier looking on a map. I know that would make NC even less blue but I think it's gone anyway this year.
-Montana is one ugly ass state on a map. Like, it started out as a square but got some huge ass infection on the left side, and that was the result.
What, Obama's lead is too big?Silver is saying either early voting numbers or LV models might be cause for questions/skepticism due to how ridiculous things are looking.
So what kind of math Romney has to pull on election day to overcome a 4-1 advantage Obama has in early voting?
But 50 states is such a nice even number..
-Montana is one ugly ass state on a map. Like, it started out as a square but got some huge ass infection on the left side, and that was the result.
Silver is saying either early voting numbers or LV models might be cause for questions/skepticism due to how ridiculous things are looking.
But their gov is cool mang
Silver on twitter just now
OFA significantly over performing on the field and not being represented in LV polls?
mystery pollster said:1) How much have you thought about the upcoming elections for president, quite a lot or only a little? (Quite a lot = 1 point)
2) Do you happen to know where people who live in your neighborhood go to vote? (Yes = 1 point)
3) Have you ever voted in your precinct or election district? (Yes = 1 point)
4) How often would you say you vote, always, nearly always, part of the time or seldom (Always or nearly always = 1 point)
5) Do you plan to vote in the presidential election this November? (Yes = 1 point)
6) In the last presidential election, did you vote for Al Gore or George Bush, or did things come up to keep you from voting?" (Voted = 1 point)
7) If "1" represents someone who will definitely not vote and "10" represents someone who definitely will vote, where on this scale would you place yourself? (Currently 7-10 = 1, according to this "quiz" on USA Today)
Jesus tittyfucking christ.
*exhales*
I mentioned the possibility before. GOTV efforts are most effective on voters who are mildly engaged with the process. So polls might underestimate them as they transgress the LV criteria. To my knowledge, there have been no attempts to quantify the discrepancy.Silver on twitter just now
OFA significantly over performing on the field and not being represented in LV polls?
I mentioned the possibility before. GOTV efforts are most effective on voters who are mildly engaged with the process. So polls might underestimate them as they transgress the LV criteria. To my knowledge, there have been no attempts to quantify the discrepancy.
I'm not worried about my state, but, some new polling would be good.*exhales*
I can't wait for this election to be over. It's doing a number on my nerves.
I do hope the Obama campaign hasn't taken their eye off of Pennsylvania. The only sick positive that can keep things from going crazy is the possible misinformation on the voter id law is going to hit everyone on both sides. That they thought it would only hurt Dems still confuses me to be honest.
*exhales*
I can't wait for this election to be over. It's doing a number on my nerves.
I do hope the Obama campaign hasn't taken their eye off of Pennsylvania. The only sick positive that can keep things from going crazy is the possible misinformation on the voter id law is going to hit everyone on both sides. That they thought it would only hurt Dems still confuses me to be honest.
Thanks, Joe.Ohio voters on who do you trust more on the issue of Libya: Obama 51, Romney 43
Bam.One of the reasons Ohio's particularly tough for Romney- looking back voters support the auto bailout 54/37
Hey pal.
*exhales*
I can't wait for this election to be over. It's doing a number on my nerves.
I do hope the Obama campaign hasn't taken their eye off of Pennsylvania. The only sick positive that can keep things from going crazy is the possible misinformation on the voter id law is going to hit everyone on both sides. That they thought it would only hurt Dems still confuses me to be honest.
I'm not worried about my state, but, some new polling would be good.
Judge: Libertarians can stay on Pennsylvania ballot
http://www.mcall.com/news/local/elections/mc-pa-libertarians-on-ballot-20121011,0,4554184.story
Silver is saying either early voting numbers or LV models might be cause for questions/skepticism due to how ridiculous things are looking.
Lulz at only 52 new Republicans registered in Iowa over the past three months.
I mean, it makes sense - anyone who'd want to participate in the political process with conservative leanings would have voted in the caucuses. Still funny.
So I think the Obama campaign needs to start scheming how to control the media narrative after the debate. Maybe plan a SUPER ZINGER? The debate seems to matter less than the reaction, though actually the Biden result seems better than the media reaction would indicate.
So what kind of math Romney has to pull on election day to overcome a 3-1 advantage Obama has in early voting?
Thanks